Me on the observation deck at the top of the Vilnius castle, with some of the Vilnius Old Town visible behind me (May 2004)S on the observation deck at the top of the Vilnius castle, with some of the Vilnius newer neighborhoods and the Neris river visible behind him (May 2004)S on the observation deck at the top of the Vilnius castle, with some of the Vilnius Old Town visible behind him (May 2004)Me at the foot of the Vilnius castle (May 2004)Me in front of a wall of an old decayed building on Šv. Kazimiero / St. Casimir’s street in Vilnius Old TownSt. Ann’s church, built in the late gothic period, is one of the most beautiful buildings in Vilnius old town.A side view of the St. Ann’s church (left) and the adjacent Bernardine monasteryMe in the courtyard of St. Ann’s church in Vilnius, LithuaniaThis oddity, a two-story courtyard, actually exists in the center of Vilnius, off of the Tilto (“Bridge”) street, close to the Old Town. These trees behind the wall grow from the ground at the second floor level. And the yellow house is built on the second floor level. I also like “wall with wings”, as I call it. Similar walls appear in several places in Vilnius Old Town.
